The sound quality is great! The response is great especially for begginers because then they don't get so discouraged when trying out their instrument for the first time.
I use Legere reeds for all of my play test mouthpieces. I don't have to spend bench time soaking reeds to play test. Just grab and go.
I am very new to saxophone but I love those légère synthetic reed !!
Quality and come with a nice case
Quick reaction from highs to lows. Better sound than previous reeds.
No more fussing with cane reeds. I found the right strength and now I'm sold on these Legere reeds.
It is hard for me to go back to standard cane reeds after this.
These just work. No soaking, warping, fraying. Low tones are produced effortlessly. Initially a little more expensive than cane but will last longer and no bad ones in a box.
Great playing reed - as a doubler I really appreciate the consistency of this synthetic - I'm playing synthetic on almost all of my horns now - I'm enjoying my Legere experience the best!!
I am absolutely in love with this reed. In comparison to my previous wooden reeds, it excelled in all categories!
Needing softer reeds becaause of decreasing lung function i found that cane reeds were rapidly becoming unplayable due to excessive softening . I am now using legere which was a significant improvement.There is a problem with their grading strength system which can be inaccurate:usually the reed may be harder than graded.
Previously I had been using baritone sax reeds on my Thomann (Jinbao) bass saxophone with a Selmer S80 C* bass mouthpiece, and that setup worked fairly well. I recently tried a Legere 2.00 strength bass saxophone reed and the instrument now has so much more soul and resonance, and the common difficulty getting middle D to speak was greatly reduced. Wow what a difference! This Legere bass saxophone reed is the only one I will use from now on!
Very good Reed. Nice bright tone but still fat and round. Will drift into nasal quality tone if you’re not careful.
I love my Legere European cut reeds. I think I picked a harder size. There seems to be a lot of back pressure. I love the way it's ready to play. I put the air through, and it speaks. I don't have to wet it. As a matter of fact, it seems to get slippery when it gets wet. So, I am wipe it regularly.
I ordered the wrong strength reed and the exchange was so quick and easy. Thank you.
Just played on my 3.5 European cut clarinet reed. Had a very open sound and surprisingly good response with articulation. I still like a darker sound so plan on getting a 3.75 reed to compare the sound.